‘Status quo’ on U.S. tariffs still creating economic uncertainty in N.B., premier says

Atlantic premiers hold the line on retaliatory measures, citing tariff uncertainty

Premiers in the Atlantic region say economic uncertainty remains even though Canada was left out of the latest round of global U.S. tariffs.

Tariffs explained - who pays? Will they cost NZ consumers?

United States President Donald Trump’s dramatic tariff announcement has upended a decades-long status quo for global trade. As a small trading nation that...

N.B. may have dodged bullet with Trump tariff plan, but uncertainty remains, Holt says

Just two hours after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs across much of the world, New Brunswick Susan Holt was one of the first Canadian leaders to speak out.

‘Status quo’ on U.S. tariffs still creating economic uncertainty in N.B., premier says

United States President Donald Trump may have left Canada out of sweeping reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday, but New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt said the ongoing uncertainty due to the trade war is causing economic pain for the province.

Atlantic premiers hold the line on retaliatory measures, citing tariff uncertainty - The Turtle Island News

By Keith Doucette Premiers in the Atlantic region say that despite Canada being left out of the latest round of global U.S. tariffs, they need to hold the line in the face of growing economic uncertainty. On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 10 per cent baseline tariff on imports from most countries, but a White House fact sheet said goods covered by the free-trade deal between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico were exempted. Trump al…

Prime Minister Susan Holt says that New Brunswick – which exports the majority of its products to the United States – has escaped pretty well, while Canada seems to have avoided...